“The love that lasts longest is the love that is never returned.” — W. Somerset Maughm
Splitting. Should I feel bad about leaving work for a job interview?
Ruffled. This cute blouse from Treasure & Bond would look great solo or under blazers.
Busted. Some thoughts on why this economic recovery didn’t create a baby boom.
Snowed In. I finally broke down and bought these Everlane boots. My Sorels were overkill, but my feet needed to stay dry.
Indebted. Why so many Americans feel cheated by student loans.
Skinned. Loving these 5-minute face masks and this Supergoop matte sunscreen.
Coupled. Building on our discussion about what to call your significant other, an article about why millennials are adopting the word “partner.”
Capped. Blush or navy, these affordable (and fabulous) cap-toe slingback are perfect for spring.
Benevolent. A unique way to take care of a grieving friend (or just one who needs a boost).
Chirped. It’s a choco-chip cookie made with crickets. And it’s delicious.
Thoughtful. How “intentional dating” improved my dating life.
Beached. H&N has this vibrant pink and chic black swimsuit for your summer dreams.
Freshly Minted. How to survive being a freshman congressperson in D.C..
Nail polish for professional workplaces is a frequent topic of conversation on this blog. I spotted these negative space nails (and these, and these) on Pinterest and thought that could be a subtle, yet impactful way to do something unique. These silver tops are just a lot of fun.
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LOVE the bubble bath and silver tip nails. So understated and chic.
Thanks for the interviewing attire tips! Very helpful.
Regarding the first article on leaving work for a job interview . . . by the time your organization of interest wants to meet you for an interview, you will likely meet with HR, several associates, your potential future boss, and possibly someone higher up. This is at the very least a 1/2 day and maybe longer depending on the organization’s location. They should provide the parameters of the interview and an agenda so you can plan your time – which may be a full vacation day.